Write a termination clause that explains the steps that one or both parties need to take in order to terminate the contract. For example, you may say that either party can terminate the agreement with a written 15-day prior notice to the other party. Also, include payment terms for any work completed to date that the customer is responsible for paying for this portion of the work. Write a dispute clause to establish the handling of a dispute between the two parties. For example, arbitration is one method the parties can agree to in the case where a dispute arises between them.

Naming the Parties - You begin the contract by naming the parties in the agreement. This may seem obvious, but attorney Mark Cohen of Colorado writes in his article Ten Things to Consider Before Signing a Contract that "a common error is to use the name of a person representing an entity rather than the name of the entity."

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